An immigration judge terminated deportation proceedings of Mohsen
Mahdawi because government attorneys failed to follow evidentiary law. A
copy of a document the government relied upon to make its case was not certified as required in law.

A friend says there is reason to believe that the protests he denied
organizing were on behalf of a foreign power, likely the Bond villain
who is head of Qatar.

I was a little curious if the merits of the case would ever be heard,
that despite being an undesireable alien, he still has speech rights on American soil, but that's not an argument for immigration court.

These pro-Trump lawyers are no Ted Olson nor Paul Clement.

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On 2026-02-18 9:15 a.m., Adam H. Kerman wrote:

An immigration judge terminated deportation proceedings of Mohsen
Mahdawi because government attorneys failed to follow evidentiary law. A
copy of a document the government relied upon to make its case was not certified as required in law.

A friend says there is reason to believe that the protests he denied organizing were on behalf of a foreign power, likely the Bond villain
who is head of Qatar.

I was a little curious if the merits of the case would ever be heard,
that despite being an undesireable alien, he still has speech rights on American soil, but that's not an argument for immigration court.

These pro-Trump lawyers are no Ted Olson nor Paul Clement.

Who is Mohsen Mahdawi and why was he being deported?

I thought you'd misspelled Mamdami and was getting excited by the
prospect of that bozo going to live his best live overseas. ;-)

--
Rhino

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Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:

On 2026-02-18 9:15 a.m., Adam H. Kerman wrote:

An immigration judge terminated deportation proceedings of Mohsen
Mahdawi because government attorneys failed to follow evidentiary law. A >>copy of a document the government relied upon to make its case was not >>certified as required in law.

A friend says there is reason to believe that the protests he denied >>organizing were on behalf of a foreign power, likely the Bond villain
who is head of Qatar.

I was a little curious if the merits of the case would ever be heard,
that despite being an undesireable alien, he still has speech rights on >>American soil, but that's not an argument for immigration court.

These pro-Trump lawyers are no Ted Olson nor Paul Clement.

Who is Mohsen Mahdawi and why was he being deported?

I thought you'd misspelled Mamdami and was getting excited by the
prospect of that bozo going to live his best live overseas. ;-)

I made an error, conflating him with the internationally known soccer
player who is probably a foreign agent and clearly an organizer of
anti-Semitic protests. The soccer player had qualified for a green card
through marriage.

This guy was a protestor but didn't put up with anti-Semitic protestors
these things always attract. Despite being born in a Palestinian refugee
camp, he became a Buddhist. No one thinks he's a foreign actor.

He held a green card and was taken into custody at a scheduled
citizenship interview.

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On Wed, 18 Feb 2026 16:33:41 -0500, Rhino
<no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:

Who is Mohsen Mahdawi and why was he being deported?

I thought you'd misspelled Mamdami and was getting excited by the
prospect of that bozo going to live his best live overseas. ;-)

I initially thought the same thing then I remembered.

Given some of the things he's done, deporting him to the dark side of
the moon would still be too close.

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